Local area

The Nittany Lion shrine, one of the most recognizable attractions in the country is just a few miles away. Come and get a picture.

The Columbus Chapel is a unique opportunity to walk through a European chapel complete with contents that were inherited from the Columbus castle in Spain and moved to Pennsylvania in 1909.

The museum houses more than 8,000 artworks in its eleven galleries. The museum exhibits a lot of American art but also includes European, Asian and African masterpieces from 16th century to modern artworks.

The museum preserves achievements, exciting moments and inspiring stories in Penn State sports history including those of football, basketball, volleyball, field hockey, fencing, gymnastics, boxing, wrestling, and other indoor and outdoor sports.

The Arboretum at Penn State strives to be a place of beauty and renewal, a venue for the arts, and a pathway to discovery and enrichment. Explore the gardens and check out their event calendar.

Over the last 150 years, the Creamery has been an important Penn State landmark and a world leader in dairy production and food science. Try a scoop of this Penn State tradition and learn how the milk goes from cow to ice cream!

Mount Nittany is more than a local landscape or symbol, it is a classic hike for locals, tourists, and returning alumni alike. It provides exceptional views of the campus and Happy Valley from several natural overlooks.

The second-largest stadium in the United States is home to the Penn State Nittany Lions football team. Come for a "White Out" game and experience the excitement of college football!

PGA Rated Golf Course with a 18-hole course